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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-14

The reaction which has set in against
Tory rule in England, will, if 1t assumes
larger proportions, be of great advantage
70 the Home Rule party. Indications at
present are most favorable. and were
general elections to be held in the imme
date future, there would be turnover in
in English politics of no small dimensions.
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TAINTED.

TAINTED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to learn to make Gus.
w tom coats. Those who desire 10 | arm the
trade of custom coat making will make application
at once First class coat maker AS teacher. Steady
employment and good wages to hose who learn the
trade. {. H. MASON, Augusta, Ne. DIT
VIIANTED-A Collector; must furnish bond or
w first class reference. THE SINGER MA
CHINE CO., corner Bridge and Water streets. Au-
gusta. Tvs
NITANTEH-A man of good character see king
w employ ment. who is willing TO work tor adj
vancement. He will be required to transact bust
in hi section for an euerprising reliable New
York House. Must be "A worker wit tout tastidous
n tons. $50 to 800 a month. PERMANENT, Box
1890, New Io!k. jyl2dswlm
NXyANTED-An active, energetic, ambitious
w woman over rs years of age 10 Represent
responsible house in her own locality References
demanded. Steady position $50 10 $50 month
f. De ANGELS. Manager. ~ Warren ST., New York
iyl2d&wlm
WANT, D-rtteeA or twenty boys from four
w teen TO sixteen years of age o buuda wood
HUNTLEY KiNDLING WOOD co., So. Gardiner
jy12d3t
XJyANTED-A capable girl to do general house.
w work. MRS. GEO. o. TOBEY, Cd Chestnut
st. jyi2dtt
VIyANTED-Boarders wanted. | have rented
w the C. l.. Burns cottage at Ocean Point and
am prepared to take boardrrs by the day or week.
H. &. M1NOi, Ocean Poirt
July 9. 1887. jlylliw
| XITANTER-A COOK Nno can do good service at
w general cooking We think person would
find position with 'siactory 10 many respects
BRADLEY son, + Nassalboro, Ne jySdtf
WANrED-Girl', Ter general housework in fam
w iiy of three. inquire of MRS. A. &. LONG
FELLOW, 80 Green st. jy7dlw*
VITANTEG-wo man to do homework by Mrs
w ii. Ii. Harvey, Augusta. july4.
Oh and ono wnma, IN do
w homework. AID lress with references,
julySf Box As, Augusta.
XNANTED-Fou five boarders, ladies
w gentlemen, terms reasonable roo ms large and
airy, furnished or uniurnished. For particulars call
at the residence next door to the French school
| house. State street. jlj9lw
FOR S@Ce.
Nor SsLE-$lo down and A. per month buys
Il frst-class house lot on child st. in the new
and thrifty settlement. See Henry 6. Staples. quick
jy9d1w
II>OR SALE-The J. F. Dunning house. next to
sold at a bargain. Call on j. A. FAIRBANKS.
jysdlw
NOR SALE-A canvas canoe. Price, for the
Il next week, 3l2. Can be seen at this office.
jysdiw
liNOR SALE.-Houses in different parts OF the
II city, ranging In price from s66e to $4,000. Also
desirable store on Water street. Also coed farms
In this city and elsewhere. Apply at the office OF
K. s. FOGG,
next south American EXPRESS Office. feb26d
To Let
rINO RENT-Furnished house to rent at Ocean
L Point, tor remainder Of July. J.F. PIERCE
Julyl4,3t'
ITO RENT-A nice tenement of
l. rooms; hard wood floor in dining room pantry
and kitchen. Inquire of A. C. OTIS, Court House.
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LODGE Dir ECIORY.

A UGUSTA LODGE NO. 14l Y. & A. M.-Ststed
n Communication, Tuesday evening, aug. 2.
v. McMURD ". NJ.
C. HUNT. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-14

ITO RENT-A nice new tenement of seven
L rooms; hard wood floor in dining room pantry
and kitchen. Inquire of A. C. OTIS, Court House.
may1sdtt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Puf.utuD. r.. Nov. -. The National
~, rmer steel association !. IN .c-,iunhcp
tuda, arranging new classification Of "cx-
tms.' The uoctng Is lrrely attended,
cyry plant In Tire ooimtry being ppc-
mr'I lea person or by proxy. Trlc is
good ard prices will not Doc considered.
% uus learned today that 40 ilc steel
manufacturer iu the country have decided
10 work together tremendously. Two
associations have been formed. the Bg..e-
mrr steel association being one AMI the
Merchant, Steel association The other The
latter is composed 81 tie cuc.hlc aud open
hrfih manufacturers. Tho formation II
the tUuuiuu,uli0usd does not mean split
among the manufacturers, as has been
stated In the eastern newspapers, but
means that. the interests uf the Bescmer
rrurihlc and open hearth manufacturers
briug different their aims can bc bet
ter attained by having two associations,
with misunderstanding that they work in
harmony.
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4 MON ,.nla ,...lr. I.rna.

PEl,oorG 4 T., Nov 10. Private nd.
vices how Tint the recently Discovered
gold mine, ten milca from here. on the
llisayuupa river, Is richer boy isr than
amy thing ever discovered iu thc world.
The ore averages SlOlO' per ton. nnl
thousands nj IONS are iu sight Two men
yesterday with common mortar pound.
od ont $50 iu lees tlinn On' hour. The
gold cliu~ Ia tho rick In the rrusi scales.
4 man with knife can scale III e hand
ml IN few minutes. ThOra D. every iu.
dicliion NJ tho lcdgr containing fabulous
wealth This nycr hny produced millions
IN yonp past IN placer mining and on ono
occasion pocket was found which yielded
10000 IN few weeks rcoplcme lock.
ing there in great numbers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Mr. GoSchon Speaks at Manchester
Sarcastic Reference Made TO Glad
stones Letter.
The Government Has No Desire to
Prevent Free Speech.
-
Fears of tho Formation of a Social
istio Party In Parliament.
Some Excitement at the Public Meet
ing at Chatham The Cars Visit
to the Emperor The Wilson
Prosecution.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-Mr. Goschcn spoke
at Manchester this evening Referring TO
the Trafalgar square rioting lac said the
government recognized that 1t had duty
to perform in London, rs il had in Ireland.
lie asked whether Gladstonc's recent let
ter was meant Tor England and Scotland
only, and whether the rights OF publica-
ton in Ireland had been reserved. CHAD
stone, "hecontinucd, saw that Euglishmcn
would awaken 10 the meaning OF his pol
icy in Ireland, il given object lessons in
Trafalgar square" After quoting the
violent language OF Mr. Tanner hc de-
mandcd 10 know where Pamcll WIS aud
what lac thought OF such language. lie
denied the government had any desire TO
interfere with free speech, but said where
the object was not to persuade, hut 10 in
timidatc, il warned the country against
yielding to obstruction by the rebel mi.
norty, rs there would likely be q socialist
party in Parliament soon 70 profit 10y such
u precedent.
Sir John Gorst, Conservative, made an
addrrss tonight To the electors Of Chatham,
whom hc represents in Parliament. lie
spoke in terms ol strong disappro,al Of the
demonstration in London on SUNDAY.
During the speech lac was frequently in
icrruptcd. When lac concluded, u motion
expressing confidence in the government
was Offered. The MOTION WIS defeated
amid great uproar ~ u large majority.
The meeting ended in confusion.
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BAPTIST CONGRESS.
Sixth Annual Meeting OF the National
Body.

BODY
INpItNAPoLIs, Ind, Nov 10 The sixth
annual meeting OF the Baptist national
congress began its sessions at o'clock this
afternoon. The congrcss !, not an official
or business body, but was organized in
order tha, current questions might be dis
cussed by its members. The foremost men
OF the denomination participate in the dis
cussions. About POO delegates are now in
attendance and many moro will be present
tomorrow. Many of the prominent work
ers are already ON thcprownd, among them
Rev. William Scott New York city; Dr.
Edward Ellis, Detroit; Dr. G. II. Watson,
Arlington, Mass; DIR. g. ID. Buardman,
Philadelphia; DIR. II. G. Mabic, Mime
apOlis, and many Others. The first topic
considered by the congress was THE Or
game Union of Christendom, and papers
by DIR. q. u. Boardmnn, OF Philadelphia,
and Dr. Norman Fox, OF New York
were read, while addresses on the topic
were made by Dr. iarylcr. OF Chicago, ami
Jutus Buckley, of Alton, III. In the even
ing The Land Question was presented for
discussion, the first speaker being Hon.
Allen Collars, chief justice OF the Indiana
supreme court. lie was followed by cN-
senator James II. Dooliulc. of Chicago,
who, in the course of a carefully prepared
address, said that no revolutionary method
should bc proposed, but the future growth
of land monopoly should be- prevented by
law. In the Territories congress had power
10 do this, hut in the States amendments
10 constitutions would be- necessary. Such
amendments should provide that once in
every twenty wears, or once for every new
generation, the Legislature should first
limit 10 the amount OF agricultural land,
and 10 the amount Of land in villages and
cities, which any one peron could there
after take or acquire Ia any manner, this
amount io he determined by each State Tor
itself. The speaker also favored an amend
mcnt which, besides cXcmptiug home
stcads from forced sale ior debt, should,
within certain limits, exempt homcstcads
and necessary iurnihnc from taxation.
lie added that state constitutions should
provide that every householder and head
of family. who lives with and supports his
family in separate homestead Tor such
time ~ the Legislature shall provide, in
addition 10 the one ,utc 10 which he is
now entitled, he gauted an additional
vote to represent his Lmly Nothing"
said the speaker, can bc more certain
than that the man who takes upon hint
sell the responsibility OF founding and
rearing family has double responsible
ity compared with the single aud unmar.
ricd man, and should hayca double vote "
Following Mr.. Dooliulc's address the
question Of profit showing" was present
cd, and was discussed by Prof Moncrici,
of Franklin college, aud John smith, OF
Minneapolis.
The discussions ar Attracting larry au-
dicnccs aud arUusng,f fEideniblc interest.
The congress will continue tomorrow and
FridnV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

tcndcnt OF the Pumm company; Mr..
Gray, general ticket agent T. j. kimball,
of the Norfolk Il Western rail
road, and a number Of great bankers,
brokers and merchants. The latter were
August Belmont, jr, Jacob H. Schih, :.
Ncusludt, Thomas ferrous, Lowell Lincoln,
II. j. kimhall and Harry |. johnson. OF
New York; j. G. /. Lamb, OF lansing
burg, n. Y; j. G, COIN, Of Frankfort on
the Maine, and o. ;. A. SpNguc, OF
Chicago.
The party visited the manufacturing and
other parts OF the city and expressed their
pleasure aud establishment at what has
been donehcN in the past months Mr..
Pullman is said TO be looking through the
south Tor place 10 locate u branch OF his
ear works.
The Chemical charcoal company works
started up today in iull blast with fifty
ovens The American association OF
charcoal workers will visit this place on
Thursday and be shown the city, and hc
entertained by the Land improvement
and furnace COmthny.
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rho Arron slenn.I,Ip Compnn, . rrand.

INV lUHE, Nov. I1.-IIhe IIrWII Ihl7
morning dcyoies pago TO the Arrow
steamship company. The company was
Organized about year and half ago
with q capital 81 81 100000. They proposed
10 build q fleet II ocean steamers upon AN
entirely new plan, aud promised a. rcyolu.
tonic the nayics Of the world. They
claimed that thc new ycrpls would Dee
able 10 make The run 10 Liverpool in i've
DAYS, were iulcslructiblc. and would cost
only about onc.thirl rs much as the present
slyle ol steamers. Tho Herald nov states
that ihc company IL fraud and never iu.
tended 10 build any yo.acl3 but was
Organized ior the single purpose Of floating
rs stock AMI pJgkCiing The proceeds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
puRLIc SCHOOLS.
Jackson, Mise, People Aroused TO the
Importance OF Them.

Importance OF Them.
special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
JcgsoN, Miss, Nov lj.-JacT'on has
NJ last become aroused To a deep interest
in her public schools There was large
meeting at the circuit court room last
night of representative aud intelligent
persons to take steps 10 provide for q first
class graded school here, and speeches
were made by judge r. 4. llill, State
Superintendent 81 Public Education: the
Hon. !. H. Preston, Col J. /. Flower, the
Hon. u. shelton, VI GrCu and Others
Mayor McGill was called ~ the chair nnd
l.. T. Chiefs appointed secretary. l,rsplu
tons were adopted requesting the board nj
MAYOR aud aldermen Ia lake steps a. pro-
cure the necessary legislation ut the np.
preaching session Of the Legislature Co
authorize the levy " q tax sufficient for
the erection ui suitable buildings and for
furnishing the same, and Tor the payment
ul icachor,, etc. Tie resolutions recon-
mcnlcd the issuance VI ciiy bonds to the
amount of -2j0,OOO, btiriug q pei ccut
interest running twenty years, The pres.
cnt college site belonging to the city. not
being centrally located, wac recommended
Ia b. sold, aud the prpVrds invested in
the proposed new building. The whole
proceedings bctokcn deep aud earnest
Interest by the ciiinns. 4 resolution WIS
also adopted providing tor committee 10
work with the b0arl II mayor and alder
men Ia procure Legislation authorizing city
taxation Tor general improvements, the
meaning Of which h looking 10 the cslab.
li-hmrnt Ol wutorWOrk- and electric lights.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

PllLApEiruIA. Pa. Nov H.. Sontihr
Jos ph r. llavlcy, 81 Connecticut, was
married at noon today, in II. Clements
Protestant Epi-oopalchurch, to Mis. Filth
llmncr, of England who has been for soy-
cml ycarr one oi the head uurr- 40 the
brooklyn hospital IN Ibis city. There N.H
large and distinguished asomblarc pres.
yni ~ witness tlU ceremony which was
performed Ly the rcct0rm - Clements.
ihc Row ~ Malurn. Miss NAV Whur.
Ton was inaid Of honor aud Lieut. Knapp,
III the United ~taicr navy, was hc-l man.
Among tho.n present were byn. sheridan.
senator l'latt, at Connecticut, Thomas
Donaldson, cN.Julgc Daniel q. Rollins,
George W. Childs. lame. u. Hague, ~
New York. Cen. McJnok, SECRETARY oi
the United States Senate; 5. D. Hubbard,
Of Hartford. Mumt lllFicud ~ the Gin.
cinngd Commercial Galrtlc, aud exon.
gresham Buck. 81 Connecticut. 4 cccp.
lion VIA given at the residence oi Mr.. II.
W. Taihum, Immediately after The we'd
ding. at the conclusion oi which the bride
and groom leit the cIiy fDr un extended
bridal tour. Thoy will pay n short visit 10
Hartford before the opening u the session
of Congress, and then proceed 10 the cipi.
ful lUr tlp winter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

MuN,rrrr Wis, Nov '1N \ special
60 ihn Evening Wisconsin irpm \lpcua,
Mich, SAW the sIcnmcr I,urlru City. tow
ur the hlrp,s Light Guard, Russian.
Wondihcwl,c aud lalhop, bound lru
Cleveland iu this port Went ashun' uli
WHcl, river ruf In dcuH' iu.. ni % O'Clock
thi. morning. She " loadrd with ruIl anil
pil. The cpW ore all safe. Tier har',y
-rii. 20 on up. The trs sumner lrHfr No
once a. relieve the Garden Cts Wind
northwest. lirhi.
4 special iu lie same plprs from Chi.
ra,ip saws the steamer Nnlcn', which
sank in the lake I'll the Marine hospital
last week. has l,ocn ui-rd pnd B. iu thr
hnrbur. shrvas luWrd on th.s morning
The steamer IN in bad shape. llu d,rs,
ar svrlrd and IL will cost over 81 nDU 10
nut her lon REPAIR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Mr. ConIiins's strange proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. In the United
S'acs supreme court this afternoon, MIR.
John Randolph Tucker concluded the ar
gumcnt in behalf OF the petitioners in the
Virginia habcas corpus proceeding, and
the court took the ease into ad,isomcnt.
The star tonight in speaking Of EN-Scn-
a,or Coukliug's argument Yesterday, in
hchnli uf the State ul Virginia IN this ease,
saws: "Tho argument oi senator tonklng
was u decided disappointment To the Nir-
ginia people. lie was paid large
fee Il Is sud $4,000 for his
appearance. In regard 10 Mr.. tunkling's
arguments there seems lo hc no difference
ol opinion, or OF expression, at least among
those who have taken so much interest IN
behalf of the Virginia officials who have
been committed Tor contempt II seems
10 have been expected that Mr. Con6ling
would make one ui his greatest efforts, that
lac would put himself on record before the
court ~ maintaining that the sovereignty ul
a State could not ~ should ne, hr invaded
Instead uithni Mr.. turklmrdc yer,
mild and non.comn,ittal speech. He did
not lay down any affirmative legal prnpu.
sitions, hut usually quoted his clients. In
making his strongest points il Is said, Mr.
Coukiug would say, My client, affirm
this aud So or The petition ALLEGES -o
aud 50. There II nu conccalmcnt ui the
disappointment 40 the ex-senator aruu-
mcnt, aud some say that lac was not will
ing Ia put himself ON record Of ANYTHING
like states rights, because lac feared that
it might rise against him hcwallcr'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
rnc cnnmbcr OF commerce D,nnrr.

Nav NoRg. Nov. H. The annual din.
ncr OF the Chamber Of Commerce nj the
State Of New York was held tonight At
Dclmoncos, which Was handsomely les.
tooncd with smiIaN, cycprccns and flag
oi al nations. Gowns were laid iur Do
The guests al the evening included Sccrc.
tary fniuhild, Secretary ol the Inferior
Lamar. British Fish Comm ,iourr Joseph
Chamberlain Mayor Hewitt, the Hon.
S,huhcld, the Hon = :. Cox, Gen. Horace
Porter Chnmccy VI. ncprN, WhiiclaW
Reid aud AudpW Carnegie.
Ai,rr ,hpc huurs had been given tn Nv,
disrnssiIntul Tho siaruu. pulgrui smith
raped TOT order and sl'olr briefly llr
ciciWd io the statement Of q distinguished
western senator IN the lust Congress thut
the New York chamber was ~ old iuaI-
tuition IN % morihund tate, and said ,hai,
were be- present, he would think
10 physically alive, 1t least. Ilhr
speaker continued uy saying that
the chamb,r had hrcn changed
with mcddling too much iu national
affairs There Wyru subject uu which it
had given expression iu a. opinions, and
would dn Hu again. The speaker then
touched upon tho need ul work Ia the
New N0r, hirhpr. the urrrssily iur %
t,tuug navy aud the dc-inbillly cd baild.
ms up % large commercial marine. lot
Ten, ui rgr,. from President Cleveland
the Hon john sherman and Gov liill
were mad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
unrI-,t sI,n,,s ,tu., a..

NV Nogg, Nov. 10 Elliott W. Todd
has been on Trial IN the general sessions
ior several days, charged with conducting
% bucket shop After half on hours dc.
liberation. verdict Of guilty was rem
dcrrl. Assistant District Attorney Purity
asked Tor immediate sentence, that the
case miett be- brought 10 the court Of APP
pcnls promptly and decided, that tho
nuisance might be- quickly suppressed"
A Inc Of slUO was imposed aud paid.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
fearful Accident.

Rorg lu,Np, lll., Nov. AN extra
north bound freight train on the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy dashed into a light
WAGON near Orion yesterday. The vehicle
contained three children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. shut. Of Lynn Center. Ida, twelve
,cafs old, was Killed instantly; Willie,
aged ten, received l1lal injuries, and Oscar,
a.cd fourteen, Who vas driving, received
serious though not fatal injuries. Tho
hot.cs were Killed outright.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Mod of II,hroi,I,ohIn.

Nrv Yong, Nov. 10. Charles Cavanan,
porter. Is living ut the Chambers street
hospital. suffering from genuine case Of
hydophobii. lie iroths at the mouth
when water il brought to him, aud gocs
into commissions which arc horrible to Wit
ness. Last night the commissions were con-
tinu0us. and ho Is rapidly sinking. Ito
was bitten bya dog October 2.
Ca,anan died this morning Alter night
VI most horrible suffering.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
" MiI.nn.. ,r,nc.

PANS, Nov. 49, baroness De Sciilicrc
testified before the Wilson inquiry COM
mission inday that her husband informed
her he gave Wilson 2,OO0,OOO francs in
order 10 procure contract, but did not
receive much IN rciurn. II II reported
that the examining magistrate recommends
the prosecution ui the project and sub-prc-
feet 81 police, NJ hch"lIs they AM r'-pousi.
bic ior the alteration Of Wilson's letters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
nrrnInr Wood. Nenr n,er.bnrs.

7 T"|I"I ~ 7|T"II 7" IW0 NTT|HTI
DYrnsBuEo, Tenn, Nov. lj.--This town
Is tull Of smoke from the burning woods
near here, aud even the houses nrc fall Of
smoke, nd corn aud cotton yet In ihc
fields arc endangered by the burning
leaves, 70 say nothing u fences, slaves.
saw logs anl other properly A lamp
light at night. shining through q window,
prnclmtcB this thirl, gloom anl smoke lur
about loo yards and looks weird and fan
tasiic We arc now passing through iic
mos, romarknblo dry season and Indian
suumgT ever WihlulS.,d br ti,a ..,last
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
he I.esscp's Plans.

PANS, Nov. u. De Lcsscps, in letter
To Premier Rouyicr asking authority To
raise q loan for the Panama canal 10y the
issuance OF lottery bonds, states that lac Is
negotiating with Engineer Eillcl lur the
purpose OF insuring the digging OF q pas.
sage acrnss the isthmus sufficient fur the
traffic ~ -, Goa, coo tons yearly, p'scrying
the completion oi the work Tor the future,
asin the ease of the Sucz canal lie SAYS the
funds for completing the work will bc lee
rived from the annual profits.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
The Capitalists nj Decatur.

HH lnl IisihI'h =" lh' Alt.A'
DrcArun, Ala, Nov Is. \ largo party
Of railroad men and capitalists visited This
city today. Among them were President
Norton, vicc.Presidcnl smith, Nicc.Prsi-
dent llauohan, Of the l.. x n. railroad,
the Hon. Robert Z Lincoln, George NJ.
Pullman, president OF thc Pullman car
eomnauys works. Mr. Martin, eupcfln.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Core rondHuH .i lhr ApttAl
DYruuur1, Tom, Now lj.--Whilc
cleaning me'rs iI1m under bis gin ycstor.
day evening. T. I. Gip'on had the mis-.
FORUM, to a.. Dos TIsht arm caught 10 ihg
gtV, and en-. entirely U'l lhoyc the elbow
Ills hand hHmr hHl 70 urltch on Il. The
arm was tIuNn SONS ~ stance rom TIC
Kin. Tuc wul.Uicf OF lhe arm was am.
puia,sl uou lua shoulder aud the paIicGt
will recover